dean: i'm good. dean lyden. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: dean, how are you? keith: my brother. lemonis: oh, this is your brother? okay. when did you start the business? keith: 2004. lemonis: and who put in all the money? keith: all the finance came from me. think we're up to about $160,000. lemonis: $160,000? dean: originally, i had some screening equipment and some sign software, but not much. he primarily got us going financially. lemonis: and what is the equity split? 70/30? -keith: 50/50. -lemonis: 50/50. dean: i had a graphics background and i had been doing this. i didn't have the financing to do it, so it was a perfect match. lemonis: so, you have a good brother, right? dean: if you can't trust your family, -who can you trust, right? -lemonis: well... while i appreciate keith recognizing his brother's experience, i'm not quite sure that 50/50 is exactly the right formula. if i asked most of the employees here who is in charge, what would they say? matt? -your name is matt, right? -matt: yes, sir. lemonis: who's in charge between the two of them? if the building is burnin

dean: yes, i was. pete: give him a mulligan. dean: wasn't that movie.ve superman ready to go and rachel campos duffy. come on. you can't beat it. rachel: playing that in my ear. how could i not love that. pete: getting information from capitol hill her husband obviously a congressman. they know people. we don't know people. they know people. dean: serious insider information. all legal on the up and up. pete: none of it classified. dean: i'm going to get ready to go in and flip on "fox & friends" and see what's going on in the world. i realize it's too early. pete piatt you are "fox & friends" this morning. see what kind of news dean contaideancain brings to you ths morning. the government is shut down. rachel: senate democrats blocked funding last night that would have kept the government open. what happens now? dean: caroline shively joins us now. >> all the central operations of the federal government have been shut down. decide negotiations and senate floor fighting, senators could not make a deal pushed through by the house last night that would ha

of the -- ascends to the position of dean of the u.s. house of representatives following nearly 45 years of proud service on behalf of the people of alaska. congressman young also holds the distinction of serving as the first dean of the house from the republican party in 80 years. congratulations. on behalf of the democratic caucus, let me extend my congratulations to don, to his wife, ann, and his entire family. despite our differences, it is clear that don cares deeply about our nation. don serves because in his words he's enthusiastic about meeting people and trying to solve their problems. a former teacher, he's an advocate for quality education for all. as a former u.s. army tank operator, he believes in ensuring that service members, families and veterans have the care they have earned. and in honor of his late beloved wife lou young, he's been a champion for the native children of alaska. thank you, dean. the motto my colleagues of the state of alaska is north to the future. in his commitment to progress and better futures for th

of the -- ascends to the position of dean of the u.s. house of representatives following nearly 45 years of proud service on behalf of the people of alaska. congressman young also holds the distinction of serving as the first dean of the house from the republican party in 80 years. congratulations. on behalf of the democratic caucus, let me extend my congratulations to don, to his wife, ann, and his entire family. despite our differences, it is clear that don cares deeply about our nation. don serves because in his words he's enthusiastic about meeting people and trying to solve their problems. a former teacher, he's an advocate for quality education for all. as a former u.s. army tank operator, he believes in ensuring that service members, families and veterans have the care they have earned. and in honor of his late beloved wife lou young, he's been a champion for the native children of alaska. thank you, dean. the motto my colleagues of the state of alaska is north to the future. in his commitment to progress and better futures for th

dean: very much so.paid but it's certainly an incentive. they're not getting paid, it's an incentive. pete: nancy pelosi also made it to the women's march yesterday. so did you. rachel: so did i. pete: she was not marching. she was asking questions of marchers and we're going to bring it to you. she did a fantastic job, really revealing about why they were out there. rachel: it's a fun package. stay tuned for that. >>> turning now to your headlines beginning with a fox news alert. two army pilots killed after their helicopter crashed. this during a training mission. it happened at fort irwin in south carolina. dean: southern california. rachel: sorry, southern california. the apache chopper crashing in the nearby mojave desert early saturday morning this happen their names have not been released. this is the first known deadly military crash of 2018. >>> vice president mike pence meeting this morning with king abdullah of jordan, speaking on the israeli-palestine peace efforts in his second stop during t

the dean has responsibility of swearing in the speaker. rather that's swearing in the speaker, not swearing at the speaker. all right. this milestone is a real -- it's not just a matter of longevity but the word that comes to mind when you think of don young, loyalty. this man is fiercely loyal. don young is fiercely loyal to alaska. he fights hard for what he believes is right. just look at anwr. i know it's controversial. don young -- we have been talking about doing tax reform for 30-plus years here. don young has been working on anwr for 45 years. when we passed h.r. 1 here in the house, that was the 13th time he passed an anwr bill and it finally made it into law. achievements like this just don't happen overnight. they require leaders willing to carry on a torch what may. as we all know, don young is not -- he's not the kind of guy that will let anything or anyone get in his way. he's loyal to his family and his friends which includes many, many members of this body. he can be direct, but you always know where he stands or more impor

john dean, he repeated, do you know what john dean did to nixon? your reaction to just being mentioned in the book, apparently you are being on tv drove the president nuts. do you get the sense that the president understands the independent nature of the doj? >> well, one of the reasons i became a cnn contributor was i was hoping i could get through to him and he would understand the parallels between what he's doing and watergate. i don't think he gets it even at this date. as norm says, there are real competency questions here. he doesn't know history. he obviously knows selected figures from history. and i certainly know what i did to nixon. i told the truth about him. and that's not something that trump wants his aides talking about apparently. >> what did you think of the quote itself? the quote? >> i missed that, i'm sorry. >> what did you think of the quote itself, comey was a rat, and going onto john dean, john dean, do you know what john dean did to get rid of nixon? >> yeah, i thought it showed he had some glimmer of knowledge of waterga

. >> and a little dude named dean. >> dean's about to get news, i swear. yes!what he finds out that has him headed out. >> where you going? >> bye! >> fight or flight, all human beings have it inside of us. when things go bad, we're going to choose eithto either run awa stand our grown. this man, 58, he's been running this store for 25 years. he's emptying the cash machine which may explain why this happens. a guy with a hoodie and a hammer goes straight for him. he decides he's fighting today. there's more people standing by the door, he goes at it with the guy swinging a hammer at his head, at his arm. he goes around to trip the panic alarm, but the alarm itself has been triggered. >> the alarm automatically went off because of the fight. >> the violence of the fight ended up tripping the alarm. these guys are left to grab what catch they can which has spilled onto the floor. the others are trying to keep roger away from them. you stay over there, i've got a hammer. a few seconds later they make their way out the door. >> you notice they started to scurry and

i don't think that's justice. >> dean baquet, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> deanaquet on how to keep focused on the truth. >>> and now here's a question for you. what made leonardo da vinci one of the history's greatest geniuses? a new biography by walter isaacson says it was his relentless curiosity that allowed him to make an astounding range of scientific discoveries and paint the masterpieces. i sat down with isaacson here in new york to find out more about the ultimate renaissance man. walter isaac zn, welcome to the program. >> great to be with you. >> yet another genius is the subject of your latest autobiography. what it is about da vinci that attracted your attention? >> he was interested in everything, from anatomy to botany to painting of course and sculpture and how water flowed and how fossils were formed. so he's the most curious person about everything. which allows him to see patterns and to me, history is about figure out patterns. so is creativity. so what you're looking at the curls of the mona lisa or the way that the river curls and swirls and

dean iii?i remember being struck by how methodical he presented the pat earn of deception. >> when the president called me and we had a discussion i told him at the conclusion of the conversation i wanted to talk with him as soon as possible about the watergate matter because i didn't think he fully realized the facts for the people at the white house as well as himself. >> you had the president's counsel, people forget, he was the president's lawyer, you -- you can't -- you can't have anything worse happen to you than your own lawyer turning against you. >> i began by telling the president that there was a cancer growing on the presidency. and if the cancer was not removed the president himself would be killed by it. i also told him that it was important that this cancer removed immediately because it was growing more deadly every day. >> john dean's testimony was on for four days. it was mesmerizing. people were missing arms. people standing around furniture stores that sold tv sets watching

this next fellow's name is dean.ean is about to get some news. >> a baby in her baby. >> they were prepared for the shock. do you see how they moved away the drink. >> this is mom amanda. >> huh-uh. >> i swear. >> huh-uh. >> yes. >> huh-uh. >> you're going to be a big brother, buddy, this summer. >> huh-uh. >> we're going to have a baby. >> huh-uh. >> is this a no way or is this like, no way, i don't want it. >> it's an huh-uh. >> are you happy? >> huh-uh. >> dean, are you upset? are you happy? >> okay. >> i'm out. >> he's just leaving. >> he's like, no, i'm not here, i'm not having it. i got to go. y'all let me know when you get it together. >> he's so tiny. >> his dad happens to be a radio personali personality at kiss 95.1. >> bye. where are you going some. >> the baby is due summer 2018. he revealed the pregnancy on his show, dean, get on board. >> this video demonstrates how difficult a job firemen have, even if they're not fighting a fire, they're having to do something to save someone's life. this video comes

quote, john dean, john dean. trump repeated. do you know what john dean did to nixon. >> trump tweeting i authorized zero access to white house. actually turned him down many time for author of phony book. never spoke to him for book. full of lies, misrepresentations and sources that don't exist. look at this guy's past and watch what happens to him and sloppy steve. a reference of course to steve bannon who is quoted extensively in the pages criticizing the administration and top advisers in blunt and brutal terms. portraying the white house as incompetent and erratic. nbc confirmed the personal legal team threatened the officer and accomplisher with a liable lawsuit unless they halted the release. this was the scene at midnight just a mile from the white house at cramer books in washington, d.c. a lot of people lined up there. where the book went on sale and 75 copies promptly sold out. coming up monday. fire and furry author, michael wolf. >> you think that book is going to be a best seller. >> i think it will be. >> all the

. >>> hi everyone i'm jessica dean coming to you live from minneapolis, guys, we have made it, the eagles are in the super bowl we're in minneapolis, we have got six days until it all happens and until then, we are going to be taking you through all of the ness and outs of everything that is happening here in the lead up, to the showdown on sunday. so we have got you covered. i'm right here on nicolet avenue they have shut this down they turned tonight to super bowl live, you can see tube down the snow packed area here, they have got a fan behind me playing a lot of things coincidently and just a fun atmosphere here. people are celebration, ready to welcome visitors here, and they will have thousands and thousands office people descending on minneapolis. i'm not here by myself. i got pat gallen just down the way somewhere along the way here also experiencing super bowl live and we have got don bell in, st. paul, at the excel center where all of the festivities kick off tonight with the players and the coaches and media interviewing them pat we will get to you in a second but become like,

john dean, john dean he repeated, do you know what john dean did to nixon?e have john dean, former nixon white house counsel with us tonight. john, do you know what john dean did to nixon? >> i do. >> what do you make of the president citing that? according to wolff. >> delighted he reacts that way. i think it's a badge of honor with this president. hit the top of nixon's enemies list. i think it's good that presidents are aware of watergate, consequences of watergate, and maybe he has some crude understanding of watergate. >> wolff also described president as quote john dean freak, would go quote bananas when you would go on tv comparing the russia investigation to watergate and talking about loyalty and what people would do for media attention. does this sound like properly functioning president of the united states? >> i've had problems with functioning of this president since the beginning. one of the reasons i was interested in being a cnn contributor when i accepted the post. i thought somebody needed to speak truth to this man and let him hear it, his

the dean dean of american historians this is just my description if you buy his latest book. and you should because it's fabulous. pretty good company that. best known these days for having written the book upon that. the dean of 18th century historian i feel as if i am absorbing wasn't at the feet of the master. john beauchamp is best known these days as one of the current administration's particular critics. the growth industry if there ever was one. he wrote, as the dean of american historians he has long shaped the historians. joseph ellis who also won the national book award he commented the dialogue with the competing impulses had its origins gordon wood brings his unmatched knowledge to the test ever covering both sides of what is still the long-standing argument with itself. how does one rise from professor to become an unelected dean of historians. it helps to have written 17 groundbreaking books. during nearly a half-century writing career. as well as a national book award nomination. it surely didn't hurt. the national humanities medal in 20111 of the few actions a

dean iii?truck by how methodically he presented nixon's pattern of deception. >> when the president called me and we had a rather lively discussion i told him at the conclusion of the conversation that evening that i wanted to talk with him as soon as possible about the watergate matter because i did not think he fully realized all of the facts and the implication of those facts for the people at the white house and as well as himself. >> you had the president's counsel. he was the president's lawyer. you can't have anything worse happen to you than your own lawyer turning against you. >> i began by telling the president that there was a cancer growing on the presidency. and if the cancer was not removed, the president himself would be killed by it. i also told him that it was important that this cancer be removed immediately because it was growing more deadly every day. >> john dean's testimony was on for four days. it was mesmerizing. people were missing airplanes. people were standing around

the english language publication that covers china's tech industry and from new york we're joined by dean crutchfield a branding expert welcome to you all gentlemen let's start with you then does apple's explanation as to why they've throttled back performance on some i phone models make technical sense does it stand up to scrutiny i think it does and there's an important point to make here which hasn't been drawn up enough people are talking about phones being slowed down and apple has said that it does do that but only in certain circumstances for example when it's drawing excessive power from the battery so this is not about slowing down phones all the time it's about certain moments as you rightly mention when you launch an up when you scroll through things then you may see some slowing down so it's not true that they are slowing down their phones in general they are stopping the peak power causing problems so basically apple's introduced a performance slowdown to mask some times some points when you're using the phone you'll notice the slowdown to mask a deficiency in battery power t

(intense music) dean, it's great having you here.ccording to the latest statistics, you own over $20 million in real estate, your companies and your brands have done hundreds of millions of dollars, you have nearly a million fans following you online, and you're married and seem to be a full time dad. how do you do all that? - well first off, thanks for having me here. it obviously didn't start there, you know. in fact, just a couple weeks ago i went upstate new york, this little town where i grew up, and i took my cellphone and i kinda went down memory lane. i went to the trailer park i lived at and the exact trailer i lived in with my mom and she probably worked three jobs to make $90 a week. i went to the house where me and my dad lived in a bathroom, literally almost a year's worth... a little electric heater that kept us warm. i went to the garage i worked out of. and at that phase in my life, that time in my life, i just thought that was who i was. i didn't go to college, i had dyslexia, i didn't have money, of course it takes

this is the fastest run in bobsleigh a man is dean. and a man in control is lamine dean. kit after being named as part of team gb. he grew up herejust gb. he grew up here just a few miles away from where he was today announced in the team, the streets of moss side and it is an unlikely journey to the olympics by a spell in the british army in bosnia and belfast. my story is that anything is possible, you just need to work ha rd is possible, you just need to work hard and know what you want and go for it. i grew up in the area and there was not a huge amount of opportunities. but because i had a desire to do bigger things, ifound a way. this will be his second olympics but this time the objective is to bring back more than just memories. the last games i was like a rabbit in the headlights, taking it all in this time we are coming to compete. we have already had a silver medal this year, track records, speed records, all sold so we have the kit and equipment and personnel to do it. those sat behind him have faith in their front man. there is immense pressure but i have bee

john dean, john dean, he repeated, you know what john dean did to nixon.ean was the white house counsel who cooperated with special prosecutors, was fired by nixon and then testified against him in the senate watergate committee. >> turning back to wolff's reporting on steve bannon, the book describes an ugly relationship between he and jared and ivanka trump. the author says bannon referred to them as jarvanka. he revealed details in an effort to take him down. >> bannon and his team, was the jar ivanka conviction that bannon had played a part in many reports of kushner's interactions with the russians. it was a death match. for bannon to live, kushner would have to be wholly investigated, possibly even jailed. in the book, wolff also says the president offered roger ailes the job of running the campaign before bannon. he writes an early august, less than a important after ailes was ousted from "fox news" trump asked his old friend to take over the campaign. knowing his inability to take advice or listen he turned it down. >> the book also details an inte

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however, that said, most deans of admission and deans of financial aid will invite a conversation with you and certainly with your parents, in saying can we have a discussion about the costs and the scholarships that we've all ready received. the thing that i feel very comfortable for students and parents to do, particularly if it's a school that's a first choice school for you, meaning that the nine schools that you've applied to, the eight schools that you've gotten into, this is your number one school. but for some reason, you just can't make the dollars work for the average student and family. that is a very fair conversation for you to have with an admission or financial aid representative. again, you're not negotiating your package, you're having a conversation with them and talking about is there a way that we can bring down, even the scholarships that we've gotten, to something that's gonna make it more viable for me, as a family. - what's a financial safety school? - financial safety school is simply a school that you know that you're going to be receiving either, one, great a

do you think mcgahn is pulling a john dean here?ohn cooperated with the investigators during the nixon administration, by the way, when they were looking into the watergate cover-up. >> well it sure sounded from that excerpt like john dean thinks that. you know, it's funny because i had john dean in mind when i wrote that tweet. i don't know history well enough to have any clue what was going through john dean's head at the time. but you heard him just now talking to you make the point that this is a very dangerous situation and that pretty much any attorney would know that this is the bare minimum that you have to do. and i like john dean's point that you don't go pinning a medal on somebody for doing what's merely required. if that's the case, i would like to somebody to pin a medal on me for taking the trash out or doing the dishes after breakfast. >> very good point. do you think that this matters that it was -- happened months ago and nothing came of it? do you think it matters? >> well, you know, you've heard some of trump's w

former watergate participant, star witness and defendant john dean. also with us, cnn political analyst carl bernstein. carl, i mean, obviously, look, the president's allies are going to say richard blumenthal is a democrat, he's obviously going to say what he's going to say. do you think this is a possible obstruction of justice case moving closer to the president himself? >> yes. it's a possible obstruction case. there is a pattern of apparent obstruction, but that's different than a cold case. what's extraordinary is how much we do not know about the mueller investigation, and that makes the attempts by donald trump and those around him to shut down the mueller investigation all the more vile, inappropriate and in itself perhaps an obstruction. he's being joined in this and enabled in this by senior republicans in congress. and we have to ask at this point, are not these senior people in the republican party interested in the truth about what has happened here? are they really that interested in putting partisan and ideological interests above the

everything john dean is saying to that committee i hope they know it. it is true. >> the counsel was retained at this time. >> what date was that? >> that was on the 25th as i recall. >> the absolutely believed what he was saying and the more evidence we got the more it confirmed what he was saying. >> meeting of march 21st. as i have indicated my purpose in requesting this meeting particularly with the president was that i felt it necessary that i give him a full report of all the facts that i knew and explained to him what i believed to be the implications of those facts. >> we had white house logs of meetings. so when he said i met with the president on march 21st, we could look at the log and see, well, he certainly did. >> how do you expect us to resolve the truth in this matter when you state one story and you've testified here and made yourself subject to cross-examination and the president states another story and he does not appear before this committee? >> k you give us any information as to how we might resolve this? >> mr. chairman, i think

part two of my conversation with the editor of the "new york times," dean baquet. ♪ >> announcer: amanpourn pbs was made possible by the generous support of rosalynn p. walter. >>> good evening, everyone, and welcome to the program. i'm christiane amanpour in london with the global perspective. in the age of me too, women across the globe are rising up against the toxic aspects of masculinity. and most importantly, they are talking. but there's another half of the planet that isn't talking. the other victims of masculinity, men themselves. men, who it turns out, are also paying a terrible price for their silence. it is something that's argued by the renowned british contemporary artist and social commentator grayson perry. fresh off debuting his latest exhibition "making meaning" in the windsor gallery in florida, he joined me in our studio for the discussion we rarely have. grayson perry, welcome to the program. so you have a big new show that you are sending to america. or is it already there? "making meaning." >> yes, it's in a place called windsor near vero beach in florida, which is a

and add am tuss at the dean wood station how this is becoming a major issue for den wood. adam? >> reporter: that's right valuable land, that's an issue not just at dean wood, but other places as well. so the question is this, do you just leave things the way they are? or do you develop? >> beautiful morning. >> reporter: so few riders use metro dean wood station. >> good morning. >> reporter: that there is actually an increase sense of community. express newspaper man giving hugs to those he knows and compliments. but metro would like a bit more activity. only 1,200 week riders, third lowest in the system. quiet sometimes lends to crime. this is one of the few metro stations that has officer assigned 24 hours a day. way to bring up the ridership while possibly lowering crime is to develop the nearly 200 space parking lot here draws only about 70 cars a day. prime real estate for new housing and retail buildings. but that idea not sitting well with everyone. >> it's hard to find parking around here. >> reporter: parks at dean wood every day. >> every time they see a vacant anywh

. >> john dean's testimony was on for four days. it was mesmerizing. people were missing airplanes. people were standing around furniture stores that sold tv sets watching in the plate-glass windows, the television. >> i told him the cash that had been at the white house had been funneled back to the re-election committee for the purpose of paying the seven individuals to remain silent. >> and dean wasn't pulling any punches. >> had been a recipient of wiretap information and haldeman also had received some information through straun. >> i said to myself wow, everything john dean is saying to that committee, i hope they know it is true. >> the counsel was retained at that time. >> what date was that? >> that was on the 25th, as i recall. >> we absolutely believed what he was saying and the more evidence we got the more it confirmed what he was saying. >> meeting of march 21st. as i have indicated, my purpose in requesting this meeting, particularly with the president, was that i felt it necessary that i give him a full report of all the facts that i knew and explain to him what i be

let's get straight to janice dean tracking the latest. what is going on?we haven't seen snowflakes in new york city yet but it is coming. yesterday i was talking about this storm might wobble a little to the west which would mean more snowfall totals and possibility of a blizzard for more people, that forecast happened yesterday and we expect a good indication to maine of 5 to 8 inches, in some cases we could get over a foot depending on where you live and blizzard conditions will kick in later this afternoon meaning winss in excess of 35 mph for three hours so people are urged if you can stay home today it is best to do so especially if you live along the coast, the i-95 corridor and a lot of schools are closed. temperatures are cold enough for snow and snow is creeping in on the new york city area towards long island, long island under a blizzard warning as is boston as is coastal new jersey up towards connecticut and maine and that is going to be the case throughout the day today and it is going to be daytime, people are urged to stay off the roadways,

is it dean? >> yes, i am. >> we are in big trouble! >> no one is in charge. >> i tried to pick which side and then dean said there's a big american flag behind ed and not me. but he's being a gentleman and being nice. >> when you come back i will be sitting in that seat! >> i love that you guys are getting along. there hours to go so i'm sure you plenty of time to mix it up. looking beautiful and sparkly, it will be a fabulous night! >> happy new year everyone!>> happy new year molly! >> as ed said, top of the hour, fox news channel, party central. ed henry and lisa boothe and dean cain kicking things off. then we will keep the party going with the all american new year. and of course you can be part of this all on twitter with the # fox news 2018. plenty of policy remember as we say goodbye to 2017. coming up, how star wars is snagging a major accolade just in the nick of time. plus, folks in southern california are getting ready for one of the most beautiful events of the year. still ahead, we may look at the annual rose parade. >> w

of valuation. >> the dean. >> so do you agree in any way there's really no way to put a valuation on the cryptocurrencies >> on currencies themselves, they're notoriously hard to value, because a currency, nearly every occurrenccurrency,h u.s. dollar, the euro, is a matter of faith, can i use this to buy something in the future it's very ditcfficult. the best way to value these is to look at them as a social network. what are the number of monthly users, am i spending time on it. the question is how much development is going on on the ethereum network or bitcoin network. those are the metrics you should use to value these >> if you put a dollar value for every traction added to the bitcoin network, how do we come up with this price of $14,395 on our bitcoin bug there? is there a price, is there market cap for volume? how do we do this? >> i would aggressively argue against the view that the dollar and the euro, you can't value them those are trade-weighted terms, there's purchasing power parity, there's all types of metrics relative to themselves but i don't think you're wrong in cry

you have to take advantage of this life changing opportunity dean cain has been talking about.so to get started, pick up the phone and make the call now. - [man] hi, i'm jim. i'm from reno, nevada. i'm a real estate investor. i'm born and raised in massachusetts. so, you know, the old way of doing things when someone tells you something you believe 'em. a person's word means the most thing to me. when we went and did the two-hour and it came across as a real integrity-based program. (gentle music) the program works. this is reality. this is, you know, we're up to our third project already, along with five other projects over the country with other developers. the system works, it's awesome. we're having a great time. we're taking houses that, you know, the ugliest ones in the neighborhood and making them look prettier. we're making neighborhoods beautiful again one house at a time, that's our motto. anybody can do this. it's not someone that has the experience in construction or someone that has the financial background. or has the financial backing. anybody can do this program

mike dean obviously will not be happy.ow—up penalty incident late in the match with arsenal reading when calum chambers was deemed to have handled the ball. a penalty was given and it was scored. arsene wenger was furious and you saw those comments there, branding, suggesting that mike dean was dishonest and calling him a disgrace. the fa has also warned arsene wenger this evening formally about his media comments before and after arsenal played against chelsea. he described the disputed refereeing decisions as concerning coincidences. so hot water therefore arsene wenger who has already been in the middle of this three—game touchline ban. and with this formal warning he could be further trouble if he reaffirms. for the moment, many thanks. as arsenal chase a spot in the top four paul lambert will attempt to lead stoke city to safety after replacing mark hughes yesterday. he faced the media today and admitted he was not the first choice for the club although he did not care. i never thought i would get the chance again to

of i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington, we're ten days away from super bowl 52 and the excitementntinues >> the bird hit the practice field to prepare for the patriots. but first some of the players talk about playing on the biggest stage in sports >> don bell joinses more on that >> eagles fans can fan size about the future, make plans for parade down broad street, players. they're living minute to minute's focusing on the task at hand. >> nick foles talked about their mentality >> it's something you dream about as a kid but at the same time we're going into this game and it's a game. once i step on the grid iron i'm playing against the patriots. and that's where trust in your preparation, working every single day and living in that moment. doing what you have to do daily then once the game comes you do everything in your power, you eliminate the distractions there are. there will be, this is a big stage. there's a lot going on on this room keeps increasing with cameras and people in it and it will just keep going but i think we just focus on the things and what's important, our

listen, i asked john dean about your tweet in the last hour. and this is what he said. >> well i don't think he -- he has any choice. in this instance. he -- his client is not donald trump it's the office of the president. he has to respond accordingly. i think walter makes a good point about canonizing the counsel for doing what he is supposed to do. but i think it also suggests that he saw the peril in this and the potential criminality of it and that's why he backed off and was wise to do so. >> so very similar question mr. chavez i asked you before, do you think mcgann is pulling a john dean, john cooperatewood the investigators during the nixon administration by the way when they were looking into the watergate cover-up. >> well it sure sounded from that excerpt like john dean thinks that. you know, it's funny because i had john dean in mind when i wrote that tweet. i don't know history well enough to have any clue what was going through john dean's head at the time. but you heard him just now talking to you make the point that this is a v

lewis, vice dean at the johns lewis, vice dean at the johns hopkins university school of advanced international studies. before making my brief introductory remarks, i think we will start by asking everyone to silence or turn off your cell phones. we just finished our holiday season and i had the opportunity to go to a couple movies so i am very mindful of turning off cell phones and silencing our devices. it is a great honor to welcome you to today's presentation of the national defense strategy. the nds is the foundational document that determines how the department of defense will contribute to the president's national security strategy which was released in december of 2017. this nds is the first in a decade. nds, but also because its author is the 26th secretary of defense,service ase u.s. central command from 2010 to 2013. following his military service, secretary mattis was a distinguished visiting fellow at the hoover institution, stanford university and sat on several corporate and nonprofit boards. the scholars in our audience will know, secretary mattis is also known for his love of

john dean, john dean, he repeated, do you know what john dean did to nixon?" what does it mean he's referencing quotes related to watergate? we don't have sourcing behind everything that's written. >> it wouldn't surprise me that donald trump knows about watergate because donald trump admired richard nixon. we know that. donald trump showed people a letter that richard nixon had sent him. donald trump, one of his close friends at one point was roger stone, who has a bunch of ideas about richard nixon. so it wouldn't surprise me that he is aware of watergate and that he would share the nixon defense line about watergate, that john dean is the ultimate enemy, the ultimate rat, if you will. i'm in the surprised it's in his mind. the fact that he connected john dean so quickly to comey gives you a sense of why he's so obsessed with comey. >> it reinforces his insistence to people around him are loyal to him. that's a theme that has been without him throughout his presidency, throughout his campaign and it's been consistent with the reporting that's out there. wolf

in jar deans, you couldn't seize the incriminating evidence from the house because you didn't have a right to be in the curtilage and so isn't there a difference when you are in the street as these police officers were. they have a right to be on the street. they have a right to look at whatever is visible and they could see the motorcycle from there. so is this a plain view case? is this a exsi intelligent circumstance case? i thought that's justice the search of the tarp was part of this because was this in plain view in essence? as i understood it they weren't sure it was the same motorcycle. they thought the wheel was the same. i don't know why they needed that if they thought the motorcycle was stolen. >> the record is unclear and we don't believe the officer thought it was stolen. he was looking for the motorcycle -- >> i'm looking at this which is the police are standing there. they see something that have probably cause to believe that it is incriminating evidence. how is that different thank inside of the home with a warrant? and again, i'm not sure i see the difference, alt

our jessica dean is live from super bowl way in minneapolis with more on today's events, hi there, jen. >> hi guys we are here in the middle on the pulse of what is happening of all of the activities and festivities leading up to this super bowl lii right here in minneapolis. we're along nicolet mall, a main thoroughfare through downtown minneapolis. it has been closed off to traffic. you see all of the fans taking in, taking a look around at fun things that are happening. everything kind of spread out, they are calling it the bold north across three different cities here. our pat gallen is in blooming ton at mall of america which is an incredible place. we will check with him in a little bit. he will take us on a tour. also at mall of america but in a tote difficult live dent parties where the team hotel is and eagles talk to the media today and there was a special birthday. >> yes, there was a special birthday in fact doug pederson celebrating their 50th birthday. he hopes he can celebrate more with a win. today was significant for another reason because they are starting to switch g

jessica dean is at mall of america with more on the festivities for fans. but let's start with sports director don bell. he's at xl energy center in st. paul where the eagles and patriots met with the media. don? >> reporter: ukee, it has been an amazing night. literally within the last three minutes or so, media night came to an end. what they now call opening night here for super bowl lii. and the eagles, they came to the stage and it was a complete reverse from what the patriots did earlier tonight. when the patriots came out they were all quiet and subdued. when the birds came to the stage they had their phones out, they started to dance a little bit. they are not shy, they are not scared of the lime light. and of course, had an opportunity to catch up with a bunch of guys, including carson wentz. >> just being around it, last year being at it just kind of ticked me off i don't want to be here in this capacity again and now i'm here i'm stoked for the team but i want to be playing in this thing again. i'll definitely use it in my off season and to hopef

of i'm jessica dean >> i'm ukee washington, we're ten days away from super bowl 52 and the excitement continues >> the bird hit the practice field to prepare for the patriots. but first some of the players talk about playing on the biggest stage in sports >> don bell joinses more on that >> eagles fans can fan size about the future, make plans for parade down broad street, players. they're living minute to minute's focusing on the task at hand. >> nick foles talked about their mentality >> it's something you dream about as a kid but at the same time we're going into this game and it's a game. once i step on the grid iron i'm playing against the patriots. and that's where trust in your preparation, working every single day and living in that moment. doing what you have to do daily then once the game comes you do everything in your power, you eliminate the distractions there are. there will be, this is a big stage. there's a lot going on on this room keeps increasing with cameras and people in it and it will just keep going but i think we just focus on the things and what's important, o

she proclaimed george papadopoulos will be the john dean of the russia investigation. john dean, of course, was white house counsel to richard nixon and plead guilty in watergate and became the single most important witness against nixon and officials. i have no idea why george papadopoulos' fiancee says that the john dean rule is the one that her beloved fiancee is going to play in the russia investigation, but that is just what she told t"the washington pos post". there might be a language thing going on. mr. papadopoulos' fiancee is e italian. she says she's going to be the john dean of the russia investigation, but she also says at one point in the interview, quote, there is a lot to come. he was the first one to break a hole on all of this. the first one to break a hole. he was the first one to break a hole. i don't know what that means. there might be a little language thing here. i know what john dean means. i don't know what it means to be the first one to break a hole. we'll have to see how that shakes out. as i say, a bunch of news broke late in the day today

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lisa: dean. he told me on the commercial break. dean: i never smoke. can really help you but sometimes it dominates to the point that you don't stay focused. >> if that's your goal, your resolution, first things first you want to write it down. then you want to have that visible. you want to be reminded that this is your goal so you actually get it done, right? and then you want to create the strategy. how are you going to put the the phone down. put in your goals you're going to check five minutes, then make it 10 minutes, 15 minutes. when you're watching tv at night, maybe you want to spend time with family, don't put the phone beside you. leave it in the kitchen, on a dresser nearby. lisa: you probably shouldn't write in your notepad on your phone then that's contrary to your goal. >> you can write it down in your agenda. ed: but a positive note on the phone is there are a lot of apps that can get you exercises and tracking what you're doing. >> that is one of the number one, if not the number one new year's resolution. losing weight and being a goo